Sentence examples for in case of elements from inspiring English sources

In case of 5'SS elements we considered window of size 20 nt starting 16 nt downstream from 5' exonic boundary in human sequence, where in case of elements supporting 3'SS we considered 20 nt window ending 63 nt upstream of 3' exonic boundary.

However, ESTs directly corresponding to the putative expression products, both to the orf1 (CX532641, 641 bp, 94% identity) and the TPase (AW686181, 304 bp, 99% identity), could be detected only in case of elements representing the MtPH-M-1 subfamily (Additional File 5).

In case of ELEMENT GD, flow and current are typically fixed.

It is evident from this figure that in case of Finite Element Method, meshes are rigid, and if a fracture initiates, the model needs to be re-meshed.

In case of finite element model problems, one can prove that small data oscillation implies the saturation assumption [26].

The comparative behaviour of the finite element and discontinuous Galerkin scheme is also somewhat surprising: the accuracy of the finite element method is superior to that of the discontinuous Galerkin method in the case of elements of odd order by two orders of accuracy, but worse, again by two orders of accuracy, in the case of elements of even order.

Vertically layered elements are typically used in timber engineering but also in case of laminated glass elements.

Subpixels corresponding to each viewing zone show the tendency of the uniform distribution for odd view number in case of the optical elements of the slanted angle of arctan(1/2) or (1/3).

In case of PVA only elements displaying a 5' complete VNTR (i.e. containing at least the 3' part of the Alu-like region) were analyzed.

In case of isoparametric continuum elements, the local search solves (B.3) 0 = y - x ˆ, y = ∑ A N A x A with finite element shape function N A. When comparing Eqs.

Very often, like in case of the core elements of NetGenerator, GRNs are based on linear modelling, i.e. the behaviour of one variable depends on a linear combination of other variables.